East Oregonian Published in Pendleton Oregon
Public notice lists publication details for the East Oregonian newspaper. It notes distribution via hotel newsstands, subscription rates, and association membership while identifying Pendleton as the mailing city and noting entry for second class matter at Pendleton post office.
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Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing Company
Ecrippe-Mcltne News Association
East Oregonian
Kich
Hotel Martland
Hotel Perkins
Portland
Pendleton Pasterfice
Hidden urn of memories inspires a poet’s sigh
A fragmentary verse voice imagines an isle of evergreen within the heart where passion and memory reside. The speaker invokes a shrine like a urn filled with memories, offering solace from harsh stares and bitter words as a retreat for the soul.
The Simple Life and Roosevelt on Wagner’s Book
The piece reviews Roosevelt’s endorsement of Charles Wagner’s The Simple Life and outlines the book’s critique of modern complexity. It cites a Washington lecture where Roosevelt declared he would not introduce another public speaker this term and highlights Wagner’s argument that excessive needs and materialism hinder happiness and moral life.
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Roosevelt
Charles Wagner
Warner
Washington
Centenarians in Peru and Spain Dominate Long Lives
A survey of astonishing lifespans spans Peru and Spain with tales from Codpa valley to Barcelona. Centenarians and near-legendary ages appear in rural farms, hospitals, and municipal records, while a Madrid hospital notes a 121 year old Pensioner in excellent health. A Ohio aunt Mirah offers a simple creed for longevity: stay busy, sleep well. A formal rules set governs exposition grounds at the Lewis and Clark fair with included lighting and power charges.
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Codpa
Peru
Martina Celada
Donna Mar- Und
Madrid
Grandda
Spain
Barcelona
Valencia
Tortora
Elsia Sagarra
Sch Ejm
Ohio
Mirah Davis
Mirah
Ithe
Power For Good Increases Through Prosperity Debate
A fragmented discussion notes growing discontent among citizens despite improved living standards. It argues material concerns drive anxiety as people compare themselves to wealthier groups, questioning what they shall eat, drink, and wear tomorrow. The piece highlights the burden of rising expectations and the gap between aspiration and provision.
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Aes
Wymerrom
Thone
Dan Anthony the Leavenworth Editor Hero and Foe
A long account recalls Dan Anthony a Leavenworth editor famed for defying Kansas critics. It details past violent confrontations from street beatings to a 1899 assault, his war injuries, and stubborn resilience. The piece cites his height bold nature and mentions rivals, editors, and a mayoral era amid turbulent times.
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TM Anthony
New York
Anthony
Susan
Leavenworth
Puore
Imbry
Ialawve
Bond
Kirsty
Kansas
Why They Cuss the Papers in Prairie Town
A rural Observer column mocks newspaper critics while echoing gossip and bias in a small town. It cites Bill Owen railing at lies, reporters diggering for truth, and locals like Tom Jones Hank Smith and Pete in a coarse portrait of village life.
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Tom Jones
Rales Cain
Hank Smith
Pete
Joe McLain
Suva
Dal Gant
Tariff Debate on Philippine Woods Sparks Party Rift
President Roosevelt faces a war of words on tariff reductions for Philippine imports. Critics argue cutting duties could worsen competition with cheap labor in the Philippines and threaten American workers, fueling a wider split between tariff revisionists and hawks within the party. The discussion centers on whether broader tariff cuts are wise for the United States.
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Roosevelt
Philippines
Labret
Philppine Roos
Vonares
Republican Party
Typhoid Germs in Blood Warn Water Supply Dangers
An old public health notice warns that typhoid germs inhabit blood and multiply rapidly in contaminated water. It cites Chicago death statistics and urges strengthening health, claiming a tonic called Golden Medical Oil as a preventative remedy. Aimed at promoting Dr. Pierce’s products, it touts alleged cures and claims of bowel health benefits.
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Chicago
V. Pieres
Dr. Pierce
Pendleton branch office for debt collection
Expert collectors announce a Pendleton branch to handle defunct bills. They advertise no collections and no charges, with judgments advertised. Managed by H. V. Lipe & Co. Merchants Agency, contact 19 East Court Street, telephone Main 311.
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Pendleton
Sule
van Aletine-Gordon & Co
Mercantile Agency
H. V. Lipe & Co
E. Comrt St
Baker City Creamery Project Nears Start Next Spring
Baker City Develop ment League reports strong local interest and planned capital for a new creamery set to open next spring. Californians show growing support for the Lewie and Clark expedition with organizers arranging a crossing for hundreds of travelers on June 4.
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Baker
Farter City
Baker City
Californias Developmng
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